Navy Always Looks Expensive—8 Colours to Wear it With This Autumn
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@modestmira_Style Notes: Camel looks expensive, navy looks expensive, so it makes sense that the two would work so well together. You could also reverse Mira's look—have a camel knit on top and navy tailored trousers on the bottom.
Size up in this to achieve the slouchy look.
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@theannaeditStyle Notes: Yes, navy works great with neutrals, but don't be afraid to experiment with brighter colours. I love how this olive green shade lifts the dark navy, especially with the blue denim in the mix.
You won't regret adding this staple to your wardrobe.
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@frannfyneStyle Notes: Grey is a relatively modern shade, particularly variations with cool undertones, giving the timeless navy a very 2023 spin.
It's coat season, and with styles like this out there, I couldn't be more excited.
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@greceghanemStyle Notes: Rich reddish browns look divine with navy, as you can see from Grece's ensemble. Just so good.
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@lizzyhadfieldStyle Notes: Those drawn to brighter hues, consider layering a yellow knit under your navy outerwear. The sleeves will peek out and bring some added interest to the look.
Aligne's outerwear is always popular among influencers, so expect to see this coat on Instagram over the next few months.
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@femmeblkStyle Notes: Forget what you've heard—black and navy can in fact be worn together. There are no rules in fashion, and it appears the style set has decided to fully embrace this controversial combo.
Throw this on over everything to keep the chill at bay.
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@louisahattStyle Notes: On brighter autumn days, pull out those cream and off-white pieces in your wardrobe to refresh your navy staples. This nautical colour palette works whatever the season.
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@deborabrosaStyle Notes: When in doubt, pair your blues together. The contrast between a light cerulean and a deep navy is always chic.
